Description

This play, set in Montgomery in 1959, delves into the heart of Alabama's history, exploring themes of belonging. identity, and the fight to protect one's home and heritage. A children's picture book - The Rabbit's Wedding - becomes a flashpoint when a state senator discovers the book about a black rabbit and a white rabbit getting married. He sets out to fire the state librarian for protecting it. Meanwhile, a chance meeting between childhood friends - one white and one black - forces them to recall, confront, and reconcile their complicated past.